Liz Dunphy is a journalist at the Irish Examiner. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, white-collar crime, cybersecurity, and international laws, often focusing on regional interest and world news. Liz's work has been featured in The Echo Live, MSN, The Irish Times, and Waterford News.
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Cork, Ireland (Local)
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Liz Dunphy's coverage primarily revolves around local news, crime, government & politics, and family & relationships in Cork City and the broader Ireland. She extensively covers breaking news stories as well as government announcements.
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By: Liz Dunphy
The man arrested in Jordan in connection with the murder of Jamey Carney in Kerry will be detained for 15 days while the case is investigated.
By: Liz Dunphy
The drug-trafficking vessel MV Matthew has been sold for $1 and removed from Cork Harbour after costing the State almost €17m to maintain and berth.
By: Liz Dunphy
Ireland is now geoblocked by one of the world's largest prediction markets gambling sites following intervention by the gambling regulator.
Women are being targeted in church groups in Latin America and trafficked to Ireland for sexual exploitation.
By: Liz Dunphy
Nine brothels were inspected in Cork and six brothels were inspected in Limerick as part of a global crackdown on human trafficking
A 36-year-old man has been charged in connection in connection with a suspected stabbing on a woman while she prayed in a church in Waterford on Tuesday morning.
By: Liz Dunphy
A garda remains in hospital after becoming seriously ill and collapsing while handling confiscated vapes believed to contain cannabinoids.
By: Liz Dunphy
Children as young as six are being trafficked into criminality in Ireland, but domestic child trafficking is not being adequately tackled by the State, experts have warned.
By: Liz Dunphy
A man found dead in a recycling facility in Dublin had been sleeping rough in Cork City in the days before his death.
